Sentence examples for labour consists from inspiring English sources

For those not in the elite, argues David Graeber, an anthropologist at the London School of Economics, much of modern labour consists of stultifying "bullshit jobs"—low- and mid-level screen-sitting that serves simply to occupy workers for whom the economy no longer has much use.

Philosophical intellectual labour consists in bringing to the fore ("herauspräparieren": Hegel 1832/1971, p. 75) the philosophemes of scientific discourse, as condensations of the spirit of the time.

The philosopher's intellectual labour consists in reading and listening with evenly-poised attention to how others have already responded to the situation.

Induction of labour consists of amniotomy and augmentation of labour by administration of oxytocine.

Women with prolonged labour consisted of more primiparae and had a worse labour outcome and less positive experiences of birth.

Here I believe we tend to be so blinded by an obsession with (dare I say, romanticisation of?) factory labour as our paradigm for "real work" that we have forgotten what most human labour actually consists of.

And so it is likely to remain until the left, which claims to speak for labourers, begins to think seriously and strategically about what most labour actually consists of, and what those who engage in it actually think is virtuous about it.

The occupational segment of the labour market consists of several occupation-specific sub-segments.

The labour force consists of more than four million people, among whom women hold slightly more jobs than men.

In the Tredegar Iron Works of Richmond, Virginia, much of the labour force consisted of slaves.

28 Sorry for suggesting that there was a Scottish mafia in the Labour party consisting of Tony Blair, Gordon Brown, Alistair Darling, Charles Falconer, Derry Irvine, Michael Martin and John Reid.